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que oe n'6tait pas SO montre mails
une autre montre.
Ellie voulut le convaincre que
c'6tait bien SO montre ct c'est alors
qu'll se rua sur ellie ct Ia darda en-,
pleine poitrine.
LA mourante ne peut dire au
iuste 81 ellie q etc frapp6e avec un
couteau on avec un tourne-a Wis;
mais la pleasure au seln, quia plu-
sleurs pouces de profondeur, ainsi
que son corset ct ses autres habits
transperc6s, indiquent que Ia bles-
sure a pa Atre faite avec un grand
couteau a d6pecer, on un couteau
de chasse. Un couteau de CO gen.
re qui 6tait dams la malson aurait
pu servir au pore furieux. II nest
pas tach6 de sang; mails il Sc peut
|qu'en ~traversant les habits de NIL
dame Kelly, il Sc soft d6barrass6
du sang qul await do s'attacher 4
la lame.
LIE pere accuse 6tait present au
moment de la deposition de So til.
le.
Quand le juge youlut remover
lie prlsonnier en- prison, 50 file d.
mapda la permission de lui dire
quelques mots; le juge Sc rendit 8
sa pri6re.
lie yieillard s'approcha du lit Gle
ga file la tete d6couyerte ct il Iii
tendit la main:
"Oh papa, dit ellie, pourquoi
ayez vous fait celia? C'etait votre
jeune file; que Dieu vous pardoa-
ne CONNIE je vous pardonae moi
meme. Nest CO pas que c'est af-
freux de songer qu'un pore auralt
assassin6 sa file.
"Peut etre, nous ne nous revt,r-
rons plus priez Dieu, mon p6re je
vous pardonne."
A ces mots lie vieillard 6clata on
sangIots; il tombe d genonx aup1As
de sa file mourante quill embrass SO
plusieurs fois de suite.
ii donna ensu1te la main 3 son
gendre ct q So file, puts il fut de
nouveau conduit en- prison, laissant
son gendre, sa file, ct lenrs petite
enfants q pleurer ensemble. :
L'accusA John Claree est un pro.
testant: il est aussi orangiste ct i
ne pouvait se faire d l'ldee de- yol1
sa file catholique; car madame
Kelly ayant 6pous6 un lrlandaii
Catholique await aussi embrasse l.
religion de son mari. Quelqresot
paccus6 faisait des scenes terribies
dams la maison faisait les plus ter.
ribles menaces contre les catholi,
ques don't il voulalt voir coulter l.
sang II Sc peut que dams son iyres
SO ces farouches dispositions 81
soient reveill6es en- lui ct talent 6tt
tout afait etrangeres q son crime
Madame Kelly est tres fable e
il Sc peut qu'elle expire dams L
cours de la mutt prochaine.
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On nous dit que le comt6 de
Montcalm a produit en- 1886, au-
della de 10000 liyres. de tatac.
ST la culture de la plante 3 Moot
est fate convenablement nous
sommmes snrs qu'elle sera '.ne
source de profits pour metre
pays.
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saltwater trans run via White Bear.
Sleeping cars for Duluth
on through night trains Secure berths
Unioatn Depot Or 169 y Bird st. st. Paul.
3. +. DODGE,
General Ticket Agent = Paul
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I~ncorporee sous Pau
torite de la loi de
1874.

Banque d'epargnes mutuelles, admins
tree suivant les meilleurs princlpcs recon
nus sous la garantle des lois les plus stric-
ties ct les plus conservatives.
La BANQUE est ouverte de 9 h. Am.
i 3 h. p. M. ct lie Samedi depuis 8 b. AN.
d b. du soir.
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THE
Farmers AND Mechanics
Savings Bank
Temple Court, cor Was
hington & Hennepin.
DIRECTEURS.

DIRECTEURS.
WIN. CHANDLER. j. W. JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
M. d. KOON, Gov. j. s. PILLSBURY,
Il. b. LANGDON. E. 81. MOULTON.
j. 9. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
4. ID. SKILES.
CLINTON MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
e. III. MOULTON. Tresorier,
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Cette conservation, habilemelt
conduite, sans quill y .parnt, par
nj. de Beuvret, arrivait blen au
point Oh il vouIait le mener. Tous
les renseignemets, tous les induces,
sur damage ct sur Montbaran,
lui etaient apportes par Robert du
Chatel, ct Ioinde les acueillir avec
empressement, il les discntait,
doutait dc leur valeur, mettait on
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Paul and Duluth R. R.

TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AT
UNION DEPOT. STANDARD
CENTRAL TIME.
THROUGH TRAINS.
Lv Min'po's $50 pm Ar Min'po's7 30pm.
dto 8.00am dto $50 am
Lv Pal Ar Duluth Lv Dul'th Ar st Pal
t8.2Oam t2.4Opm tl.00 pm t710pn.
1O.0O.pn. $780, am 1880 pm 1876 an
Italy Sundays included. tConnect at
Duluth with N.P.R.R. for Superior and
Ashland.
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aoUsEHOLD SUPPLIES.

ArPLKs-Buylng, loose, 75C9bl 20
selling, 81 6OC92 pr barrel; Jned ap.
pies, 90 per pound from store. Died
peaches, &c from store.
VEdKrABLKs-0lions. 81 80 from
store. CloDage, Northern, 81 per
ats. kraui, barrels, 50; half bar.
els, 50. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FEuIr-Oranges none In the mar
kei. Lemons, sI(94 80 per box; light
supply. Binanas, 81 tO92 30 per
bunch.
NUrs-Cocoauuls, 80 per 100. Pea.
nu.s-Virginia, g.; Tenntsses farm.
ere stock, 3C94e; roasted, 2lc higher;
shell)d lOc. Pscans-TeHa,, 7(9l0c
RAIsIss London layers. IS; layers,
81 20; California, 81 Is.
PIcKLKs-In ] ,rs, pints, Csc; quarts,
81 90; half gslloos. s. 20; gallons,
% 76i looee, barrels, % b0C97; ha I
barrels, a.; mixed, barrels, $40 30;
mixed, half barrels, 90.
E00s-Dull, &c.
PoTArsB-Dull, buying, 81 1909 I;
loose, selling, 81 90 per barrel; North.
err, 81 b0Ca2 10 per barrel.
OIDKn-New York, 81 per barrel and
~ 90 per half barrel.
FIsH-MacksTe', half barrels, No 1,
So 26; No. 2, s. rs; No. 3, So; lob
Iii, No. ], 81; NJ. 2, Csc; No 8, Soc.
Dry bsrrngs, family, %; pr box.
ViSEoAn-l0C9i5c per gallon.
CAsDLri9Fall weight, Sl@sc.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull and closed dull; middlibg l0c.
Sales, so bales; receipts, II bales;
shipments, 203 bales; stock on hand,
679j bal, 2; receipts TO date, 2,2l2
bales; shipmsnts TO date, 6i9,S9l
bales.
KIoHlSoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7ac; good ordinsry, SEC
low midding, Ole; middling, ZOE,
good middlipg, lOlo; midi iDg fair,
nominal; fair, nominal; stsins and
tinges, 7l99ic; dusty, eI@slc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September /, 1909; burnt,
90 z; home consumption 10 dats,
2029; stock running account. 6792
Imports-M. x O. X R., 2: NJ. & l.. X
r, / X. @. S. d NJ. X X, 1; M s. &
b X. r., /; tt Gmers, 3: wagons, 8.
Exports a n. Il. X, 203
New York spoiA open d quiet and
closed easv; middling. lcic. Sales,
2l6 bales. Quotations were as follow :
Ordinary, 7lc; good ordinary, 90 Ice F;
low middling, Toe; midding, lOl ;
good middling, lOs,; midding fair,
lllc; fair, lllc. Futnres opened weak
ard clio cd easy, as follows: July,
10 20@l0 90; August, l0.2l@l0 % T;
'epiemhe 96i@9 so; October, o. 3lCa
932; November, 9 2s@927; Decem.
Der, 925C99 20 January, g27(9g % I;
February, 025Ca9 20; March, $3.50
9.35; April, $500 46; May, o SEQ
9.63 Salee, 10000 bales.
The New Orleans spo, market open.
ed quiet and easy and closed qniet
middlllg, esc. Sales, $50 bales. Quo.
tations were a. follows: Ordinary.
Ole; good srdIDsry, Ole; low middling,
9ic; middlins, che; good middling,
Ole. Futu o, op ,ued easy and closed
quiet and steady, Nc foliows: July,
o 40 bid; Augusi, Q 3i99. 80; Sep'snl.
bsr, 8 95CaS 90; October, sS2CDs SO ;
November, S77@s rs; Decsmher,
s7S@S.79; J,nuary, sSi@S So: Feb.
rusry, $3.50 s.9i; March, s.03G9 o.
April, 9l2s9 -; May, 9.28S9.2s
SAFES, t2 500 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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GRDDERIEs.

suGAR-Pure white, 6l98Ic; OF
white, 8.c; yellow clarified, 8l@8sc;
seconds, 61C@8c; refined A, 6I@6sc;
granuleted, 63@6sc; powdered, 7lc;
cat loaf, 73c. Firm.
RIcR-Louisiana, 4i@5ls; Carolina,
5i@6lc.
CANDIES Sticks, al slzse, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9lc.
CofFEB-Oommon. Zoe; ordinary,
20tg903c; fair, 2li@22c; prime Rio,
22C922ic; choice to fancy, 2S@23lc
old government, 29@33c. Higher.
sALr-0hio river, 81 10 per barrel I;
Saginaw. 81 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
81 35C9l As; course, 81 l0@i 10;
pockets, bleacLsd, 2i@7e.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 27CyS0c; prime 10 choice, 42(y50c ;
syrup, 26Cei0c; common 10 fair, $50
2Sc; prime 10 choice; S5(Di0c; CEN
trifugsl fancy, 35@iOc. Qaiet.
SANTOS, July 23.-Oofiee good av.
ersge, 500 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts
during the week, $1,000 bags; pur-
chases for the United States, 20e0 bags ;
cleafances for the United States, no ae
stock, 100000 bags.
Rio DE JAsKIRo, July 23.-Coaee--
regular fret, s2W reis per 10 kilos
good second, $500 ieis. Receipts dur.
ing the week, 1900 bagB; purcha ses
for the United States, 1000 bags; clear.
auces f'I the United states, 5000 bags ;
stocks, 247, 900 bags.
NEw York. July 25 Coffee, spot,
fair Rio, quiet at zoe; options fairly
active and stronger; salts. 81, OC0 bags;
July, Sl7 95; August, SIS 05C9ls 20
September, SIS i0@ls 90; October,
Els 70@lS so; November, SIS $50
Is 50; Dec mbar, SIS 67CalS s5; Jam
nary, SIS 75Gls So; February, SIS 80
@ls 50; March, SIS % 10; April,
as S5@lS 05. Sugar Firm aud quiet !;
refined quiet; q, 4la4kc; white extra
q, bC95le; yellow, 4lgil,; mould A,
0 &c; coDiectioleI's "a, o 1876;
standard A. blc; cut leaf aud crashed,
6s5; CUBES, DC. MolaSses nominal.
X CO firm,
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forequarters, Sa94c; headquarters Of
beef, Sic; mutton, Sc.

| forequarters, Sa@4c; headquarters Of
beef, Ste; mutton, Sc.
PouUrRY-Chickens quiet; spring,
| 81 5000 so; old hens, ST 1902 SO.
ST.. LOUIS, No., July 25.-Provisions
firm. Pork irregular; new, SIS 80.
Lard, IS 45 Dry salt mests-boxsd
shoulders, SIS 20; long clear, s. l2I;
clear rib, IS l2i(9S %; short clear,
IS 373(Ds so. Bacou--hoxsd shpul.
ders, s6 25; long clear and clear ribs,
50 05@9 10; short clear, 50 26@9 30.
Hams steady ut ll@l4c. Eggs dull,
20. Butter-creamery, ls@22c; dairy,
1S@lSc.
CHICAGO, ILL July 25.-Provisions
were sgain stronger, and, despite the
heavinees in wheat, prices were
higher. Trading was not heavy, but
the belief that several large packers
were quietly buying short ribs through
brokers, the higher pricee for hogs snd
corn caused holders TO keep their
products and scared shorts iuto cover.
ing, and althou.h outside prices were
not maintained, closing sales were at q
net advance over Saturdays close Of
21c on lard and 1870 on short ribs
September lard sold At 80 70(G6 rs and
olosed at ~ 20 September short ribs
opened at S. 10, sold a. S. l2i up to
IS 22i and cossd with sellers at that
price. Pork was slow and light trans.
actions were made at lower prices.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Moss pork ner bib SIS co. Lard per
100 lbs 10 57l@6 60 Short ribs sides,
loose, sSsl09S l9i Dry sAted
shoulders, boxed, So SOFAS 90. Short
clear sides, boxed, IS 35(GS 40.
The leading futures ranged as 10 :.
lows: Mess pork. per Dbl, opened at
Gil. Lard, per 100 lbs, opened ut
50 60, highest 62l, lowest 10 57I,
closing at SO b7l August opened at
So 90, highest 81 62a, lowest 50 57i,
closiog at ~ go; September opened at
So 723. higheot 10 72i, lowest 80 20,
closiug ut ~ 20; 0etobsr opened al
10 IA, highest 81 80, lowest SO rs,
closing at 10 70. Short ribs, per 100
los, opened at IS 05, hichsst IS 10,
lowest Is %, closing at IS l2l; Sep.
tember opened at IS 10, highest
S. 22i, lowest IS lSi, closing at IS 20;
October opened at IS, highest IS O5,
lowest 81 92l, closing at IS 05. 0n,the
Produce Exchsngs today, the butter
marke, was very firm and with an
upward tendency; creamery, l7i@22c;
dairy, l40lSc. Eggs were dull at ll@
l?c, and stock coming In poor condi-
ton.
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GENERAL. HHws.


Business good.
CLEAR and hot.
RrvKh falling steadily.
-Four boats leave today.
The Rob Roy was out on an excur.
sion trip last night.
The Cumberland river 10 rising
slowly at Nashville.
TuK Hi,sisslppi and Ohio rivers are
falling at oil points.
LOUIS BENNETT II assistant medicine
man on this Kate Adams.
THK Arkansas, White and NJ.
Ffancis rivers continue 10 fall.
The Kate Adams left on time for Ar.
kansas City with agood trip.
TnK Alberta No. 3 leaves hero TO.
morrow evening for White river.
DURIsa the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here fell inches.
TBK James Lee for the lower and
the Coahoma for the upper oosst had
fair tripS.
LIVE Cunmiss has charge OF the "St.
Francis river iieight department" on
the James Lee.
JAMS KENNEDY, one Of the best
mates on the river, now has charge OF
the lower deck Of the I. u, Sims.
Carr 7. II. SINS, owner Of the
steamer bearing his name, arrived
iom ~. Louis yesterday morning by
rail.
TIE CITY OF Baton Rouge, Capt.
Horace Bi1'ey, Ia announced 10 leave
from the elevator nj noon today, for
New Orleans.
THK Auchor Line steamer, Arkansas
Oily, Oipt Harry Brolaski, leaves
here At o O'Clock this evening for Cairo
and NJ. Louis.
PfLor A. J. RKDpIs, of New Or.
leans, was stricken viii apoplexy n
Wedusilsy last, and was Blill uncon.
clons at last accounts.
OwIsa 10 low water In the OHIO
river the steamer Now South now ter.
inmates her trips nj CAIRO instead OF
Psducih, rs heretofore.
TnE City Of Cairo, Capt. Llehtnsr,
is the Anchor Line packet leaving hers
at 10 o'clock this morning for Vioks-
burg and wsy landings.
TmR Port Eads was expected 10 psss
here last nisht on her way 10 New Or.
leans. She has In 10. n barge loaded
with Ice which she will drop here.
The City OF New Orleans p:Sssd 10
81. Ions at an early hour yesterday
morning. shs put of at the elevator
1910 packages OF mitcella neous freight.
TnK James Lee now carries all
freight for points On the ~. Francis
river. She connects a, the mouth Of
that stream with the email steamer
Teale.
Carr. FLASK NJ. CArros, formerly
on the snagboat John N. Macomb,
and Jake Cox, q we'll known star
gfzer, are now doing the circular
work on the steamer 7. d. Sims.
The X. l.. Cobb, Capt. Y. Il. Smith,
Is receiving at the Big 3 wharfboai,
and she leaves nj 0 O'Clock this even.
iug for Helena, Terrene, Pine Bud
and all way landings on the Arkansas
river. James N. Thompson 10 chief
Gle k and IA assisted by Rufus Foster
TuK T. u. Sims arrived ysserdAy
evening from ~. Louis with 1885 bar.
rels -four, 100 barrels potatoes, 80 bar.
rels meal, 10 barrels ooppera', 1858
racks oats, 1855 sacks corn, bale cot
ton aud $50 pa, kages surdfies. She
returned 10 n. Louis late lSs, night
with a light trim.
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hACHIN0E.
Nav Yoib aud principal cities North
and Eist, pa buying. I premium sell.
ing; New Enslind sight, 1 discount
buying; Mes ofleans, ! discount buy.
ing, par stlilug.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today
we're as loloTs:
Bonds 90 Shelby county o., 10; Mem.
phis Flippin compromise. stamped,
esl-00, Taxlog District 4s-6s, 1922
1927 Tonnes g. compromises 81, 72-7i;
NJ. and q. new g., 1924 los; Citizens
City Railway o., 97-9D; Gas Light
90, 70-ll0 bid Masonic Temple, 100
1911 Cotton Exchange Building o.,
10i-lCG; Gayo.o Hotel, 95-l0O; Pio-
neer Cotton Mill ls, 05-l00; Tennes.
see Goa and Iro1, Si-Ss.
Siosks Bank OF Commerce, 1921
askod First National, 10 bid; Mem.
phis National, ll5 bid; Bluff City Ia.
surance Co 100 bid; Home Insurance
Co, 20 bid; Memphis City Fire, 1875
1871; GermAuie, 20 bid; NJ. and O.
Railroad. 52l-s6 NJ. and T. Railroad
90 bid; Memphis Gas Light Co., &c
a; Merohsnts' Cotton Press and stor
sge Co., 1874 bid; James Il Graham
Wagon Co, 90 bid; Memphis Birch
Co, l9l-13ii; Masonic Temple, 90
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PROvIstONs.

BUrTgs-But,erine, iI9i6; cream.
cry, 22c dairy, l6@lSe; country but.
tor. l6(a22c.
Hoo pRoDucTs-Strong; me1s pork
new, fl7 20; old, Sl5 80; sugar cured
hams, l29l2lo; breakfast bacon, 100
lie; clear rib aides, bacon, 9l@0lc;
ear side bacon, Ole; bacon shou deru,
yls; bulk pork, clear sides, 81; Gear
rio eidee, $50; shoulder, 6.c; long
clear, sac; pork strips, 7le.
LARr-f iefoes, 0l3; hall barrels,
7lc; kegs, 7ls; choice kettle, slC9slo.
CnsEsV Prime fats, 99lOc; New
York factory, none; full cream, loo
Youug American, lbc.
Pos FKKr-Bnrels, az 90; half bar.
rels, % 7bj kegs, 81 ID.
PRnH MANIFOLD storage beef
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Trustee and Receivers sale.

FINDER the power vested 10 mo by n de-
" ctso NJ the Chancety Cnnrt OF Shelby
county, made November ., 1855, 70 the case
Of Robecca Lowonstein. executrix, W. the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company aud
othsrs, and by tho direction Of said decroe,
will, on
Saturday, August q. 1877,
within leEel hours, at thu Courthoaie. sell At
public autlon, 70 the highestb dde' tor cash.
the following lands, situated 10 tsnphi,.
shelby county, Tenn, viz:
Lot, 81, 81, - aud 81, on II. .Ill's sub
division, said lots ffontins each ~ q teot on
sufetts street aud running batk no feet.
Tho ssid property was conveyed % Robert
Hutchinson, trustee, by NJ. II. Losenstain
aud others, by deed on record IN book 81.
paEe Sis, and was appointed trustee By the
decree heretofore mentioned, In place ot said
Hutohihson, and am also receiver w said
cause. The sale IL 10 no maze 10 iatisiy de-
erees against tho mater a the trust deed.
founded on the notes secured by II. Equity
o. redemption u waived In tho deed. Alb
straot Of title In my possoslion. Ton psf
cent. Of purchase money will be required In
paymer IT time Of sale.
A. HArCnkIT. trustee and Receiver.
Smith A Collier. Att0rneys.
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MuLEn Ann IlnHNKs.

NuLRs-No demand and lew IN mar.
ket; IL 10 l4 hands high SsjCDlO0;
l4i 10 10 hands high, tgO(9ll0j 10 "a
l5I hsnds high, flsj9ii0, 1854 to 10
hando high, slb0Cg2JO. Tbs chief do
nand IL for mules from lIl 20 10 hands
high.
HonsEs-Dull; drivers, Sl2bC9l85
heavy draft, 81 i5@lSO; slddLe, $3.50
10; extra saddle, sl75g275i plugs,
H5(9s5.
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inches on tho falls and stationary. Weather

inches on the falls and stationary. weather
clear and hot.
WHEELING, July 25.-Noon River 2
feet 10 inches on the gauge and rising.
PITTSBUR8. July E.-Noon - River Q
feet on tho gauge and stationary. Weather
rainy.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Noon-Rivor 4
Weather cloudy; Thermometer SO.
the gauge and falling. Weather clear and
warm. ArIiyei: City Of Cairo, 81. Louis,
p.m., Coal Valley and barges, New Orleans,
Gam, Dopartodi City OF Cairo. Vicksbufs,
n A I'M.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes Choice, 4(94ic.
sHERr-Choice, Sac; medium, 20
2ic.
LANs,--Good 10 choice, $i(G4 so.
GRAss CATTLE -Cnoice, SIC; good,
S@sic; fair to medium, 2l@2;:; seal.
lawnge, li@llc.
CHICAGO, Ill, July %. The
DroveIs' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 1000
head, Market sctive and l5c higher;
shipping steers, 81 1904 40; stockers
and feeders, 81 1908; cows, bulls and
mixed, 81 25@2 20; Texas cattle, SEQ
8 40. Hogs Receiptp, 10000 head
shipments, 1910 head. The market
strong and Zoe higher; rough and
mixed, S. 3O,65 90; packing and
shipping, So S5(a5 90; light, 20 sea-
o 90; skips, 10 25(95 TO- sheep-Rs-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market a shade easier; natives,
~ 1904 So; western, 81 1908 So
Texans, ~ 1908 so; lambs, 81 500
3 20 per head.
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PRIME CRups OIL-3l@32c; of
crude, 2S@29c; prime summer yellow,
38@Ssc; of summer yellow, 33@S5c
choice cooking summer yellow, 40c
prime cotton seed meal, SIS 50@l6
of cotton seed meal, -.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate:

Under tho authority Of q trust deed Of
" October 10, 1888, (recorded In book $50,
page Il Of the Shelby county Registers
omco), made TO me 70 secure the indebted
ness therein described. default having been
made Ia the forms thereof, and l having been
thc,,eunto duly requested by tho beneficiary,
wilton
Tuesday, August ., 1857,
offer and sell, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, In tho city OF
Memphis, kiing District Of SHELBY county,
Tenn, between legal hours, ut public aue-
ton. TO the highest bidder, tor cash, the fol-
lowing land. In the 18th Civil District Of
She'oy county, Tenn, to-wi; Being the
southeastern ~ leet OF lot I, and tho whole
Of tho eastern 300 feet Of lot 2, Of tho WOo,d-
ridge subdivision OF country lot los! Begin
ming at a point on tho west side " Rayburn
aveNeo SO and 20 n teet southward from tho
junction OF kHyburn avenue and broadway,
formerly known NJ the Lagrange and Mem
rhis, RAILROAD, and runnl thence south
ward With the west lin OF Ravhurn avenue
" % II feet 10 tho northeast cornor OF lot 81
thence westward and parallel 60 broadway
30 feet; thence northward parallel TO Ray
hurn aysnue W 20 u feet 10 n tables thence
directly eastward TO the beginning corner on
Rayburn avenue. Tho tito has boon exam
inod aud approved, though | shall sell and
convey as trustee only. Equity of rodemp-
tion waived. bale TO begin at II o'clock m.
Menphis, July ", 1891.
CIlARLfS N. dkoSvENoR, Trustee.
N TFasaWaHt ANtnrNav
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S'rEA M BOATS.
Notice 90 shippers.

All froiEht' and passengers for points on
81 Francis river win leave by the steamer
JAS LkR on every MONDAY ats PIN.
which will connect With tho steamer TEAL
Ut the mouth Of SO. Francis river for points
~ far as the CutOd
All huNnsss entrusted will be pronptly
forwarded 10 destination uni further no
tioo JAN LkE Ja- fub't
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WHISKY, WINS. LIQUORs ETU

Whisky Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, 81 5O@5; High vines, 81 05; rec.
tilted, Sc over; rediStilled, lOc over.
CrScrSNArr, July 25.-Whisky &C.
tive aud iirmer. Sales, 1928 bbls.
finished goods on basic, 81 05.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--TUEsDAY. JULY &C. 1887.

tember, s sec, sellers; September. Octo-
Der, 3 lSd, buyers; October. Novem Der,
lid, sellers; November. Dece m her,
60Sd buyers December January, s 0S1,
sellers; January February, 8 0Sd, sell.
ers; September, 5 S2i, sellers.
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WOOL

Wool = Bury grtale wool, un.
washed, l39lSc; clear greaso wool,
23t925t; barry washed, 23C930c; tub
washed, 33935c.
st. LOUIS, July 25 Wool IN.
changed.
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ToB,oo,-Oommon, 25t935c; other
grades, 35C9S5s.
sHUTY -Garstt's, $40 s.; RAlphs,
$40 %; Railroad, 1926.
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RINEns AAn MEATmER.

0TTiOn BfaNiL JsEyios. u. y. AL
MrsrHis. July y, ! pm. !
The following observations are taken
NJ all stations named al 10 meridian time,
which IL ons hour later than Memphls tine
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,

Sheep skins, 15c@si. Bseswax, Zoe.
Tallow, S(A33o.
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HrDB-Dry flint, No. !, liio; No. 2,
llic; dry sailed, lO@l2c; green sailed,
No. l, tic; No. 2, SCI green, 6(98c.
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NEW YORK ORY a0oDs HARRIET

Nkw YoRK, July 25.--with a large
number Of buyers present, there was e
better general inquiry and order re-,
quest ia oil depaI tments at the sales Of
corresponding proportions.
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JOHN Il. MOTION
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
Southern Minera Ind improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm and steady, rate TO 8
per cent. and lstter figure ruling. The
Clearing House report 10 as follows:
OLEARINgS,
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PErIOI,HU N.
HInEA ANn IALLoM.

Coal 0n-Ptime white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.